1.- Techniques to search for scientific information in electronic sources: useful reference sources in biochemistry (handbooks, specialized encyclopedias, open access journal directories), academic search engines, digital libraries.

										
											2.- Database interrogation languages in the search and retrieval of specialized bibliographic information: library catalogs, summary databases, digital repositories of theses and research projects.
										
											

Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Elaboration of questionnaires, memories and tests	10	5	0.2	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Monitoring of the work at the laboratory	90	0	0	3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 13

Attendance to practical sessions is mandatory. Students missing more than 20% of programmed sessions will be graded as "No Avaluable"

The weight of the modules in the 90% of the qulification corresponding to Elaboration of qustionnaires, memories and tests is as follows:

Genetic: 19.5%

Bioestadístics: 6.5%

Vegetal Physiology: 9.8% 

Cientific Documentation: 2.2%

Biochemistry II :19.5%

Advanced Techniques: 13%

Chemistry and Protein Enginnering: 19.5%

 

 

Genetic Module

A questionnaire will be carried out and evaluated at the end of each session. The note of the Genetic Module will be the average of the obtained in the 4 sessions.

 

Biostatistics module

A test will be performed and evaluated on the computer at the end of each session. The note of the Bio-Statistics Module will be the average of the obtained in the 2 sessions.

 
Module. Plant Physiology: A final individual written test will be done on the last day of the practical course and it will account for 80% of the mark. The practice notebook will be carried out in groups and will account the remaining 20% of the mark. The notebook will be delivered via Virtual Campus one week after the end of the practical course.

 

Scientific Documentation Module

The evaluation contemplates the following concepts:

										
											 - General follow-up of the module (20%): it includes the attendance to the classes and the punctual delivery of two practices proposed by the teaching staff. Each failure by the students (unexcused absence, failure or delayed delivery of the practices) will be penalized with 1 point, which will be deducted from the percentage corresponding to the module tracking.

										
											- Individual exercise of knowledge (80%): the students will have to realize and give in the form that the teaching staff indicates, an exercise on the contents worked in the module. Exercise will be done out of class and will require the use of a computer.

 

Modules of Biochemistry II, Advanced Techniques and Chemistry and Protein Engineering

The student's attitude in the laboratory will be evaluated, punctuality, wearing appropriate material such as a labcoat, protective goggles and practice guides, previously worked at home for the student, as well as his work in the laboratory. Atthe end, the professor will give a questionnaire that has to be answered outside the laboratory. The evaluation of the attitude will mean 25% of the module's qualification, and the evaluation of the presented questionnaire the other 75% of the total of the module's mark.


General considerations

Students who do not obtain the minimum qualification required to be able to pass each of the modules of the integrated laboratory (3.5), will not pass the subject. In this case, the final maximum grade of the subject will be 3.5.

In the case that the Integrated Laboratory is differentiated in modules, from the second enrollment, the repeating students will only have to evaluate the specific modules in which they  have not been succeeded.

This exemption will be maintained for a period of threeadditionalenrolments.

Single evaluation

The single assessment consists of a single synthesis test on the contents of the practicals.

The mark obtained in the synthesis test is 50% of the final mark of the subject. The report will be the remaining 50% and may be released on the same date set for the continuous assessment or coinciding with the date of the single synthesis test.

If the practical is done with a partner who does not take the single assessment, the report (joint) will be delivered on the same date set for the continuous assessment.

The single assessment test, if any, will coincide with the same date set in the calendar for the last continuous assessment test.